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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ensures that all children with disabilities receive a free, appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment, tailored to each child's individual needs. This law guarantees all children, regardless of their abilities, the right to obtain educational benefits from their educational setting.
As autism affects approximately 1,500,000 individuals in the U.S., and proper implementation of this law is of utmost importance to many families and to the education community at large. For children with autism, it is particularly important to provide opportunities to learn through a variety of educational options - from typical
school settings to more specialized settings.
The Individualized Education Program
No matter the level of disability, the educational program for an individual with autism must be based on the unique needs of that person. To help determine what sort of learning environment would be best for a person with autism, an Individualized Education Program (IEP) should be developed. In the IEP, a collaborative team that includes the classroom teacher, other professionals who work with the child, administrators and the child's parents or guardians set forth the educational goals, objectives, and evaluation standards for the child. Clearly stated, measurable goals to chart the child's progress are a vital component of the IEP, which is reviewed annually or more
frequently, if necessary.
All areas of the student's development should be addressed specifically in the IEP, including academic achievement, social and adaptive behavioral goals, and development of fine and gross motor skills. The development of communication skills (critical for students with autism) should be a vital component of the IEP. It is
important for the IEP to not only address areas of need, but also to outline ways to build upon a child's strengths in specific subjects or skills. Support services, such as occupational therapy to address the sensory needs of students with autism and speech therapy to advance the student's ability to understand and use language, must be included in a child's IEP when appropriate.
The IEP should also delineate any necessary adaptations to the learning environment or to school programming. Examples of adaptations to the learning environment include the physical placement of the student in the classroom, using visuals to enhance communication, or other modifications to the classroom. Examples of adaptations to the school programming include extending school days, lengthening the school year to include summer months, and/or extending education programs into the home environment.
The Role of Parents and/or Guardians
Parents or appointed guardians should be viewed as vital members of the educational team. They often have a thorough understanding of the nuances of their child's ability to learn and socialize. Parents, more than anyone else, know the child's areas of strength and weakness, and they can give valuable input on setting goals for the student.
Frequent communication between parents and teachers is essential to helping the child generalize what is learned in school and at home to other settings. Often parents and teachers will communicate daily through a notebook that the student carries to school and back home each day. Monthly or more frequent meetings to troubleshoot problems and to evaluate the current program and goals may be necessary, too. Ideally, these meetings should include all parties involved in the creation of the child's IEP. The team should consider exchanging telephone
numbers and e-mail addresses to make communication more immediate and efficient.
Failure is certain when the child with the disability is placed within the regular education setting with no backup support, no specialized training of the teachers, and no education of the classmates (Gresham, 1982).
Key Elements to Create an Appropriate Educational Environment for Students with ASD
- A teacher who sets high expectations for the child and who encourages peer interaction and mentoring
as appropriate.
- Special and regular educators who collaborate in instruction and who have a sense of ownership in the process
- Individualized instruction with decisions based on careful collection and analysis of data focused on measurable
goals and behaviors
- Special services are brought into the classroom to facilitate generalization and to prevent stigmatization
- A collaborative team approach -including regular and special educators, school administrators, supplemental school personnel, and parents or guardians -is employed to set goals and to evaluate progress of the IEP
- An assumption that all children can acquire skills if instruction is modified to help the child succeed
- Adapting the school environment by extending school hours or the school year and coordinating with home caregivers.
Goldstein, H., & Ferrell, D. (1987). Augmenting communicative interaction between handicapped and non-handicapped preschool children. Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 52, 200-122.
Goldstein, H., & Wiskstrom, S. (1986). Peer intervention effects on communicative interaction among handicapped and nonhandicapped preschoolers. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 19(2), 209-214.
Grandin, T. (1988). Teaching tips from a recovered autistic. Focus on Autistic Behavior; 1, 1-8.
Gray, C. (1995). Teaching Children with Autism to "Read" Social Situations. In K.A. Quill (Ed.), Teaching Children with Autism: Strategies to Enhance Communication and Socialization (pp. 219-241). Albany, NY:Delmar Publishers.
Gray, C., & Garand, J. (1993). Social stories: Improving responses of students with autism with accurate social information. Focus on Autistic Behavior; 8, 1-10.
Gresham, F. (1982). Misguided mainstreaming: The case for social skills training with handicapped children [abstract]. Exceptional Children, 48.
Harris, S.l. (1994). Siblings of Children with Autism: A Guide for Families. Bethesda, MD: Woodbine House.
Hodgdon, L.A. (1995). Visual Strategies for Improving J Communication. Troy, MI: QuirkRoberts Publishing.
Siegel, B. (1996). The World of the Autistic Child: Understanding and Treating Autistic Spectrum Disorders. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press.
Wagner, S. (1998). Inclusive Programming for Elementary Students with Autism. Atlanta: Emory Autism Resource Center.
Resources for More Information
There are many resources for professionals to utilize for additional information on educating children with autism. Listed below are several of the books, videos, and websites available on this topic.
Helpful Responses to Some of the Behaviors of Individuals with Autism, by Nancy J. Dalrymple, 1992, Indiana
Resource Center for Autism.
Adapting Curriculum & Instruction in Inclusive Classrooms: A Teacher's Desk Reference, y C. Deschenes, D.G.
Ebeling, & J. Sprague, 1994, ISDD-CSCI.
Thinking in Pictures: And Other Reports from My Life with Autism, by Temple Grandin, 1996, Vintage Books.
The Original Social Story Book, by Carol Gray, 1993, Future Education.
The New Social Stories, by Carol Gray, 1994, Future Education.
Inclusion: 450 Strategies for Success: A Practical Guide for All Educators Who Teach Students with Disabilities, by
Peggy A. Hammeken, 1997, Peytral Publications.
Siblings of Children with Autism: A Guide for Families, by Sandra L. Harris, 1994, Woodbine House. (1995 Literary Achievement Award, Autism Society of America)
Visual Strategies for Improving Communication, by Linda A. Hodgdon, 1995, QuirkRoberts Publishing.
Autism Through the Lifespan: The Eden Model, by David L. Holmes, 1998, Woodbine House. (1998 Literary
Achievement Award, Autism Society of America)
Teaching Children with Autism: Strategies for Initiating Positive Interactions and Improving Learning
Opportunities, edited by Robert L. Koegel and Lynn Kern Koegel, 1996, Paul H Brookes Publishing Co.
The Out-of-Sync Child: Recognizing and Coping with Sensory Integration Dysfunction, by Carol Stock Kranowitz, 1998, Perigee Books.
Behavioral Interventions for Young Children with Autism: A Manual for Parents and Educating Students with Autism
Professionals, edited by Catherine Maurice, Gina Green, and Stephen C. Luce, 1996, Pro Ed.
Children with Autism: A Parents'Guide, edited by Michael D. Powers, 1989, Woodbine House. (1990 Literary Achievement Award, Autism Society of America)
Teaching Children with Autism: Strategies to Enhance Communication and Socialization, edited by Kathleen Ann Quinn, 1995, Delmar Publishers.
How to Reach and Teach All Students in the Inclusive Classroom: Ready-to-Use Strategies, Lessons and Activities for Teaching Students with Diverse Learning Needs, by Sandra F. Rief & Julie A. Heimburge, 1996, The Center for Applied Research in Education.
Social Behavior in Autism (Current Issues in Autism), edited by Eric Schopler & Gary B. Mesibov, 1986, Plenum Publishing Corp.
Learning and Cognition in Autism (Current Issues in Autism), edited by Eric Schopler & Gary B. Mesibov, 1995, Plenum Publishing Corp.
Asperger Syndrome or High-Functioning Autism? (Current Issues in Autism), edited by Eric Schopler, Gary B. Mesibov, & Linda J. Kunce, 1998, Plenum Publishing Corp.
The Complete IEP Guide: How to Advocate for Your Special Ed Child, by Lawrence M. Siegel, 1999, Nolo Press.
Inclusive Programming for Elementary Students with Autism, by Sheila Wagner, 1998, Emory Autism Resource
A Sense of Belonging: Including Students with Autism in Their School Community (20 minute video), 1997,
Indiana Resource Center for Autism.
Autism: Being Friends (8 minute video), 1991, Indiana Resource Center for Autism.
Breakthroughs: How to Reach Students with Autism (25 minute video), featuring Karen Sewell, awarded "1998 Teacher of the Year," Autism Society of America, Attainment Productions, 1998, Verona, WI
The Autism Society of America wishes to thank the following professionals for their contributions
to the content of this booklet:
- Margaret Creedon, Ph.D., Easter Seal Therapeutic Day School
- Andrew Egel, Ph.D., Professor of Education, University of Maryland
- David L. Holmes, Ph.D., President/Executive Director, Eden Family of Services
- Gary B. Mesibov, Ph.D., Director/Professor, Division TEACCH, University of North Carolina
- Cathy L. Pratt, Ph.D., Director, Indiana Resource Center for Autism
- Frank Robbins, Ph.D., Director, Quabbin Valley Educational Consultants
- Eric Schopler, Ph.D., Founder/Professor, Division TEACCH, University of North Carolina
Autism Society of America
7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 300
Bethesda, MD 20814-3067
The Autism Society of America. ASA is very grateful to the American Contract Bridge League for
underwriting the original publication of this document in booklet form and other publications
associated with our "Public Awareness of Autism in the Schools" Campaign, 2000-2001. This document
can be found on the web site of the Autism Society of America free for download and duplication.
Reprinted with the permission of the Autism Society.


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Currently, most electric motorcycles are very limited in their range. It's changing, but it's not sufficient. Add to the equation the fact that when you run "dry" you can not refuel at a gas station; you'll need to recharge the batteries, and that takes a lot of time. Talks are underway in many countries around the globe to make batteries standardized, and therefore easier to swap when you arrive at a refueling station, most probably a gas station. You'd ride in, and in a few minutes the attendants will swap your battery for a fresh one, and off you go. But so far, it's not happening. Getting different companies with different agendas to agree on a common format is not easy.
But let's look at the manufacturers. There are two kinds of manufacturers; the existing motorcycle manufacturer, and the new one.
Existing manufacturers, like Honda, Yamaha or Suzuki, make small displacement-style motorcycles and scooters that are electrical. They don't really have anything revolutionary, they are just small 50cc equivalent bikes, with a very limited range, but great for getting around town. Or look at KTM, who have recently announced an electric motocross, the Freeride. Off-road electric motorcycles are a perfect match, quite and maneuverable.
But new manufacturers may have the edge. The likes of US-based Brammo, Zero and Vectrix, or Quantya and the modern Agility Saietta in Europe have an advantage over existing manufacturers; they have no legacy! Their designs are truly greenfield exercises, from the bottom up. Just look at the Brammo Enertia, it's an electric motorcycle that doesn't look like any motorcycle you can buy from any existing manufacturer. But it works very well, it's reasonably fast and has a reasonable range.
This is an advantage. The new electric motorcycles have a design made for transporting batteries, not an existing motorcycle frame changed from a small fuel tank and bigger engine to carry big batteries and a smaller engine.
But on the downside, new manufacturers do not have the infrastructure needed to attack a global market. Virtually no money, no dealers and very small manufacturing facilities. Therefore, new manufacturers will not be selling many electric motorcycles, therefore the price will remain high, despite many government subsidies. Many face financial difficulties, and some have to close down. Just looking at their counter part in the automobile industry, you can see Teslar is facing problems selling an electric car. They do not sell many, and those that are sold are expensive.
So what will happen to the electric motorcycle? Will the new manufacturers disappear despite have better products, or will the existing manufacturers come out with proper designs?
The answer is probably in between. Existing manufacturers will acquire the new ones, injecting much-needed capital, and put in place a complete global infrastructure with dealers and sales & marketing. A Brammo with its novel designs could be purchased by a Ducati, Zero by KTM and Vectrix by Kawasaki.
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"Yukio Ninagawa as a Great Shakespearean" by Katherine Bradshaw (Dean's Scholar in Shakespeare, George Washington University)
Japanese theatre guru Yukio Ninagawa has earned international recognition through his stunningly beautiful interpretations of Shakespeare. He has directed almost all of the 37 plays, and will finish the canon in 2016. But, did you know that he never intended to become a Shakespearean director? Learn about Ninagawa's fascinating journey and productions in Alexa Huang's absorbing new essay "Chapter 3: Yukio Ninagawa" (in Brook, Hall, Ninagawa, Lepage: Great Shakespeareans Vol. 18, edited by Peter Holland). Huang places Ninagawa's mesmerizing productions in their national, personal, and theatrical contexts, showing what makes Ninagawa a "Great Shakespearean."
Find out what makes Ninagawa's directorial style so successful. Huang sets Ninagawa in the context of Japan's multiple theatrical techniques. The traditional Kabuki and Noh are heavily stylized, while the modern Shingeki emphasizes realism. Ninagawa was exclusively trained in the Shingeki method. Interestingly, Huang suggests that Ninagawa successfully combines older styles with Shakespeare because both are not his familiar format.
Ninagawa originally studied painting, which might explain his knack for stunning visuals. Yet, after attending a visual art program during college, he began training as a Shingeki actor. After he became an experimental theatrical director, Ninagawa had a strange and terrifying experience that confirmed that he should continue as a director. A young man threatened to murder Ninagawa if Ninagawa faltered in his commitment to theatre. So, Ninagawa always directs as if 1,000 young men sat in the audience, their knives ready to kill him.
Examine the results of Ninagawa's commitment and dive into his awe-striking 1980 production The Ninagawa Macbeth. Huang unpacks the opening scene of the Ninagawa Macbeth (http://globalshakespeares.mit.edu/macbeth-ninagawa-yukio-1985/). She explains the significance of the performance's set – a gigantic Buddhist altar.
Many of Ninagawa's other productions are similarly surprising. Ninagawa's Pericles opens with the sounds of an aerial bombardment and Ninagawa sets the play in a time after an unidentified war (http://globalshakespeares.mit.edu/pericles-ninagawa-yukio-2003-2/). This interpretation is refreshingly unconventional, since the play's text does not explicitly include war. Huang explains all. Early in Ninagawa's career, he was a heavily political director of controversial new plays. Although he has moved to older material, Ninagawa still retains his desire to explore the themes of war, social unrest, and violent protests.
Ninagawa takes more than a purely academic interest in political and international friction. In fact, as Huang relates, Ninagawa strives to foster intercultural communication through his adaptations. Of course, there is the obvious trans-national connection to Shakespeare. Yet, Ninagawa went even further during his tri-lingual production of Euripides' play The Trojan Women. Discover how Ninagawa did this, and what happened during that production.


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Electric Elves: Agent Technology for Supporting Human Organizations
The operation of a human organization requires dozens of everyday tasks to ensure coherence in organizational activities, monitor the status of such activities, gather information relevant to the organization, keep everyone in the organization informed, and so on. Teams of software agents can aid humans in accomplishing these tasks, facilitating the organization's coherent functioning and rapid response to crises and reducing the burden on humans. Based on this vision, this article reports on ELECTRIC ELVES, a system that has been operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at our research institute since 1 June 2000. Tied to individual user workstations, fax machines, voice, and mobile devices such as cell phones and palm pilots, ELECTRIC ELVES has assisted us in routine tasks, such as rescheduling meetings, selecting presenters for research meetings, tracking people's locations, organizing lunch meetings, and so on. We discuss the underlying AI technologies that led to the success of ELECTRIC ELVES, including technologies devoted to agent-human interactions, agent coordination, the accessing of multiple heterogeneous information sources, dynamic assignment of organizational tasks, and the deriving of information about organization members. We also report the results of deploying ELECTRIC ELVES in our own research organization.
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On Wednesday, we passed along the incredibly generic poster for Gina Carano's latest action flick, In the Blood, which in itself is an incredibly generic, almost meaningless series of words. Seriously, unless Carano's character swims in her husband's blood and/or reveals that he is actually her brother (TWIST!) in this film, In the Blood is the kind of vacant, faux-badass phrase that makes absolutely zero sense and seems destined for an Affliction shirt in the near future.
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son husband!" across Fiji maybe (?) after a ziplining escapade gone awry unearths a conspiracy that goes ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP, I TELLS YA! While the trailer makes sure to include plenty of 'splosions, Superman punches*, and the guitar riff you always hear at UFC weigh-ins, it is surprisingly absent of Danny Trejo, which makes me wonder if he even beheads a guy with a machete before having a threesome with the jabroni's wife and daughter in this film. (*sighs*)
In the Blood hits select theaters, iTunes, and On Demand April 4th.
*Which brings us to our next CagePotato Ban: Superman punches in movies featuring MMA fighters. Has there ever been a movie tentatively connected to MMA that *didn't* include this move? We get it, the Superman punch has a cool name and looks cool to boot. It's also a technique that only an absolute dipshit would attempt in a street fight.


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I don't think this video deserves a full-length article but it is however worth mentioning. In an effort to "infuse life" into the music video world, MTV announced it would start funding the production music videos. LCD Sounsystem's Pow Pow is therefore the first MTV-funded video and…it's symbolic of the forces behind MTV. And it's pretty blatant. So blatant that I'm not even needed to analyze it. But I still have a couple of things to say about it.
To sum it up, a girl visits "wicked men" and asks them to sign a contract. These men are apparently appalled by the terms of the contract and refuse. Upon refusal, the girl flashes the men with classic Masonic symbols such as this
and this
The "wicked men" finally find themselves in a Masonic lodge, along with what looks like a politician, a military general and sheriff (representative of the elite).
At the end of the video, the girl appears from a "chamber of light", dressed in a ritualistic white wedding gown. Are we getting ready for the initiation of the "wicked men"?
So what does this video represent? What is the contract that is being offered? Why are these men recruited? Who knows? (Who cares).
Is MTV saying that being initiated into the Masonic elite is the "key to success"?
So MTV's first funded video is a particularly Masonic one. If you've read the article The 2009 VMAs: The Occult Mega-Ritual, you're probably not surprised. And if you've visited Canada's MTV headquarters, you're even less surprised.


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Can someone help me with telnet I want to execute a program remotely by using telnet is it possible and how do you do it an dcan the host see the program or not.
There are ten kinds of people:
Those who understand binary and Those who don\'t
telnet hostname_or_ip optional_port[enter]
The executable has to be on the host and either in the PATH enviroment or you'll have to give the full path of the executable..
The host will be able to see the process
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You need to have a telnet daemon running on the machine that you're telnetting to.
Also, note that telnet sends your username and password in clear text. You might want to look into using SSH instead if this is over the internet. SSH allows you to start a remote terminal session while using encryption.
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Photos: Bringing Southern to the South End
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The buttermilk fried chicken at Estelle's, with its crackling skin and rich sausage gravy, keeps the meal afloat.
The Monte Cristo sandwich with fries is savory and warm, a good balance of its various flavors.
Cajun cornmeal-crusted catfish is served on a bed of redbeans and rice.
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Learn ways to create and retain quality jobs at Assembly Minority forum in Niagara Falls
Assemblyman John D. Ceretto will host local business, education and industry leaders at a forum on Wednesday, Sept. 19, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Niagara Falls Public Library Conference Room, 1425 Main St. He will discuss ways to ensure a thriving small business community in Niagara County by building the "innovation economy," as well as creating and retaining private-sector jobs. Keys to a thriving "innovation economy" include investing in education, emphasizing vocational (career) skills training and encouraging entrepreneurship.
"I am looking forward to gathering local leaders in both business and education and participating in a constructive discussion about the concerns of our local business community," Ceretto said. "I'm especially interested in learning how to bring more high-tech and precision manufacturing jobs to our area and keep our community's best and brightest working and living here."
Participants invited to the forum include members of the Niagara County Department of Economic Development, Niagara River Region Chamber of Commerce and Niagara University.
"We will discuss three critical questions," Ceretto said. "How can we improve education and vocational skills development so New York continues to have the high-skilled, well-educated workforce the jobs of tomorrow will demand? How can we strengthen the spirit of entrepreneurship and free enterprise while breaking down government and regulatory barriers? And how can we support emerging high-tech and precision-manufacturing industries in Niagara Falls so we can grow more good jobs and continue to lead an 'innovation economy?' "
An "innovation economy" focuses on growing small businesses and entrepreneurial start-ups, emphasizes lifetime learning, values vocational training, places a premium on continued skills development, and seeks to transform government from a command-and-control bureaucratic obstacle into a productive partner that helps job creators achieve their goals.
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Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel's job should be made easier by what is expected to be a strong ground game.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a series breaking down the Florida football roster. Next Sunday, we'll look at the receivers.
Now that Jeff Driskel has a full season of experience as the starting quarterback, the coaches are expecting dramatic improvement from him in 2013 in terms of making the right reads, finding the open receivers and being more consistent and productive in the passing game. Driskel (threw for just 1,646 yards in 2012) has a strong arm and has shown he can make big plays running. His job should be made easier by what is expected to be a strong ground game, led by sophomore tailback Matt Jones, who is coming off an impressive spring. Jones (52 carries, 275 yards, three touchdowns last season) fits the mold of a downhill runner. He's got size, speed, strength and the ability to make people miss. Jones also has good hands, which he's expected to use often with the Gators planning to get the tailbacks more involved in the passing game this season. Mack Brown and true freshman Kelvin Taylor also figure into the plan at tailback and are expected to get significant carries. Leading the way for the tailbacks is Hunter Joyer, one of the best blocking fullbacks in the SEC. Gideon Ajagbe, a former outside linebacker, made a successful transition to fullback in the spring and should see playing time behind Joyer.
Behind Driskel, the Gators have zero experience at quarterback. They have four scholarship players, but none have played at the collegiate level at the position. Tyler Murphy emerged as the No. 2 QB in the spring after competing with redshirt freshman Skyler Mornhinweg. Both, however, struggled with consistency and do not appear ready to take over if something happens to Driskel. The wild card here is Chris Wilkes, a former pitcher in the San Diego Padres' farm system who left pro baseball and will be a 23-year-old freshman. He's got good size and a strong arm, but he hasn't played football in more than five years. Depth is also a concern at tailback. The Gators have three they feel comfortable with, but three is not always enough to get by with in the physical SEC. UF will try to get true freshman Adam Lane up to speed during camp in August.
With the coaches resting Jones for most of the spring game, Taylor became the featured tailback and he had an impressive day, showing natural running skills to go along with an ability to run through tackles. The son of former UF All-American Fred Taylor, he finished his high school career as the state's all-time leading rusher. He's still learning the offense, so the coaches will not try to rush him into a prominent role. Once he learns the offense and feels comfortable in it, Taylor could be a major contributor.
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In the wake of the most recent shooting at Flushing's James A. Bland House, Councilmember Peter Koo held a town hall meeting to discuss new security protocol at the Bland and Latimer housing projects.
According to reports, on Halloween, October 31, Alex Botero, 21, was shot and killed in an elevator in the Bland House, located at 40-21 College Point Boulevard. He was shot once in the head at approximately 5:45 p.m. and was later taken to New York Hospital Queens in Flushing, where he was pronounced dead, reports say.
"This was a specific meeting to discuss serious crime issues that we wanted to address," said James McClelland, chief of staff to Koo.
The meeting — held on Tuesday, November 15 — was planned months ago, after Koo and City Council Speaker Christine Quinn put $400,000 toward new security systems at the Bland and Latimer Houses, McClelland said.
The money is allocated toward security cameras and new "smart doors" that will allow residents to swipe in and enter if they are on the lease. The new doors also prohibit those who are not legally allowed in the building from entering, McClelland said.
The new security systems — aimed at putting a halt to "ongoing gang violence that has been recently reinvigorated" — could be implemented as early as January or as late as April, according to McClelland.
Prior to the shooting in September, according to a police source, two men, both in possession of weapons, were arrested following a shooting at the Bland House on Saturday, September 10.
The source said that a man was shot in the leg. One of the perps, according to the source, was wearing a bullet-proof vest.


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Decision-Theoretic Planning
The recent advances in computer speed and algorithms for probabilistic inference have led to a resurgence of work on planning under uncertainty. The aim is to design AI planners for environments where there might be incomplete or faulty information, where actions might not always have the same results, and where there might be trade-offs between the different possible outcomes of a plan. Addressing uncertainty in AI, planning algorithms will greatly increase the range of potential applications, but there is plenty of work to be done before we see practical decision-theoretic planning systems. This article outlines some of the challenges that need to be overcome and surveys some of the recent work in the area.
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If you're starting to get annoyed with all the HTC M7 news lately, we suggest you move on to another story. Yesterday we saw the first believable rendering of the HTC M7, and today we have a pair of high-quality pictures that show off the front and back of the device. The good news is that the new pictures match up really well with yesterday's renderings. The only real differences we've been able to spot are the placement of the flash (it's moved from the right to the left side of the camera lens) and the Beats logo (which will probably vary depending on where service providers decide to place their logos).
Along with the pictures of the M7, there are a few new screen shots to show off HTC Sense 5 in more detail. As we saw with previous leaks, Sense 5 is moving away from the typical skeuomorphic design we've seen in previous versions of Sense and toward a "simple and clean" approach. We're hoping that the Sense 5 is a lot lighter than previous versions, as that would hopefully translate into a much more responsive and fluid UI.
Now that you've seen real pictures of the HTC M7 and HTC Sense 5, what are your thought? Is HTC going to have a leg up on Samsung in 2013?


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Lamborghini is doing everything it can to make sure the Gallardo, the brand's best-selling car, doesn't go stale. Enter the 2012 Lamborghini Gallardo LP 550-2 Spyder, which debuts not long after the LP 570-4 Super Trofeo Stradale's reveal at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show.
It may seem like a strange time to be releasing a rear-wheel-drive convertible now that summer 2011 has come and gone, but in sunny Los Angeles, it all makes perfect sense. The LP550-2 Spyder will be the third two-wheel-drive model sold in the U.S. after the LP 550-2 Bicolore and the LP 550-2 Coupe. It's also the third Spyder, which now joins the LP 570-4 Spyder Performante and the LP 560-4 Spyder.
As the name suggests, the new model will be tuned to put out 550 hp (with a 542-hp rating in the U.S.) from the familiar 5.2-liter V-10 engine. Torque is rated at 398 lb-ft and power is sent to the rear wheels via Lambo's six-speed auto-clutch manual, the sole gearbox available for this model. Helping control all that power is a limited slip differential and Lambo's ESP stability control system with a CORSA program, which increases the limits of drift angles before intervening. Lamborghini claims the LP 550-2 Sypder will need just 4.2 seconds to accelerate from 0-62 mph, while its top speed is limited to 198 mph. And if you really want to tangle up your hair, top speed cruising is still possible while the soft top is open.
The example Lamborghini displayed during a press event in L.A. was finished in a gorgeous metallic blue finish. Ten-spoke, 19-inch rims were wrapped with Pirelli PZero tires and subtle LP 550-2 badges adorned the lower rocker panel beyond the door edges. The interior is a standard Lamborghini affair with a rich leather interior finished in a classic two-tone beige and black color scheme. Lamborghini has yet to release pricing or on-sale date info.
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Twitter's API has been one of the most popular on the consumer internet for years, but Twitter's relationship with developers has at times been quite tumultuous.
There's a good reason for that: as Twitter has grown into one of the largest social networking companies in the world, making money has become far more important than keeping developers happy.
For developers building things that potentially threaten or limit Twitter's ability to earn revenue, that has meant trouble.
For developers choosing to ignore the signs that building on the Twitter API was growing in risk, the news this week isn't good.
In a blog post yesterday, Michael Sippey, Twitter's director of consumer product, announced changes that are coming in version 1.1 of the company's API.
In addition to requiring applications to authenticate and the introduction of a more stringent new rate-limiting scheme, Sippey detailed edits to Twitter's Developer Rules of the Road, most of which are, as Instapaper creator Marco Arment puts it, "bad news for developers".
One of the biggest pieces of bad news is that Twitter's Display Guidelines, which describe how applications showing tweets should display them, are becoming Display Requirements. If you want to use the Twitter API to display tweets, you will, for instance, always have to display the author's avatar and the text of the tweet below the author's name and @username.
Building an awesome mashup that displays tweets alongside content from other services? As ReadWriteWeb's Jon Mitchell observes, one of the new requirements is that "Tweets that are grouped together in a timeline should not be rendered with non-Twitter content. e.g. comments, updates from other networks."
According to Twitter's Sippey, "If your application displays Tweets to users, and it doesn't adhere to our Display Requirements, we reserve the right to revoke your application key." In other words, developers who care about their applications will have far less ability to create unique experiences around content pulled from the Twitter API going forward.
For developers yelling "Why!?" (or "WT*!?!"), Twitter has a simple answer: it wants to control the market for consumer-oriented Twitter clients and syndication. Building a social CRM tool, enterprise client or social analytics platform? Twitter wants you to keep doing what you're doing. But if you're hoping to build applications that provide functionality and experiences Twitter would like to own, you're not welcome.
"Nearly eighteen months ago, we gave developers guidance that they should not build client apps that mimic or reproduce the mainstream Twitter consumer client experience. And to reiterate what I wrote in my last post, that guidance continues to apply today," Sippey writes.
To be fair to Twitter, it has been fairly transparent about its intentions, as bad as some may believe they are. At the same time, the company's dramatic shift doesn't provide much comfort that Twitter's plans won't change going forward, leaving developers who currently think they're in the clear out in the cold.
Which raises an interesting question: can Twitter change the rules of the game this late in the game and still sustain a thriving developer ecosystem? We will soon find out. In the meantime, the Twitter API as we know it is effectively dead.
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There's a good reason for that: as Twitter has grown into one of the largest social networking companies in the world, making money has become far more important than keeping developers happy.
Does Twitter need or care about a developer ecosystem?
If their income is from display ads, developers are an inconvenience now they have a mainstream audience.


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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 12 chicken thighs, well trimmed
- 2 cups chopped onions
- 6 garlic cloves, chopped
- 1 cup dry white wine
- 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons chopped fresh marjoram
- 2 large boiling potatoes, peeled, each cut into 12 pieces
- 3 large carrots, peeled, cut into 1/2-inch-thick rounds
- 2 large parsnips, peeled, cut into 1/2-inch-thick rounds
- 2 medium rutabagas, peeled, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
- 2 medium turnips, peeled, cut into 1 1/2-inch pieces
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Recipe Preparation
Heat oil in heavy large pot over medium-high heat. Working in batches, add chicken and cook until brown on all sides, about 8 minutes per batch; transfer browned chicken to large bowl. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons drippings from pot. Add onions to pot and sauté over medium heat until golden, about 8 minutes. Add garlic and sauté 1 minute. Add wine and 1/4 cup marjoram and simmer until wine evaporates, about 4 minutes. Return chicken to pot. Arrange vegetables over chicken. Pour chicken broth over. Cover and bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until chicken is cooked through and vegetables are tender, about 30 minutes.
Using slotted spoon, carefully transfer chicken and vegetables to large clean bowl. Boil liquid in pot until reduced to 3 cups, about 10 minutes. Mix cream and cornstarch in medium bowl. Stir into liquid in pot. Simmer until thickened to sauce consistency, about 5 minutes. Return chicken and vegetables to pot. DO AHEAD Can be made 2 days ahead. Cool slightly, then refrigerate uncovered until cold. Cover and keep refrigerated. Bring stew to simmer, stirring gently. Add remaining 2 tablespoons marjoram and serve.


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Casper Leitch FREE 01:45-min of MUSIC to celebrate Eric Holder announcing the end of the war on marijuana - PLEASE SHARE - http://music.time-4-hemp.com/2013/08/29/time-4-music-2-celebrate-with.aspx
Feds Say States Can Regulate Marijuana - National Pain Report ~
Obama Administration Makes Big Announcement On Marijuana Legalization ~ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/29/eric-holder-marijuana-washington-colorado-doj_n_3837034.html
Need I once again remind you of the facts?
Fact is. The Feds made an announcement very similar to this one when California passed Medical Legislation nearly 20 yrs ago and they have been raiding medical states every since as sanctioned and mandated prohibition only continues with legal lies = Legalize = more regulation, more taxation, more prohibition, more arrest,... Which I have already pointed out and most are very comfortable with standing in lines to wait for it as they continue to beg for it.
I could point out, that alcohol is legal here in Kentucky and the result of it's being made legal is it is prohibited in over 70 counties here in Kentucky today. As guns are legal and prohibited. Fireworks are legal and prohibited. As I have said many times, Hell prescription drugs are legal and still prohibited. Arrests on illegal possession of all these controlled items still continue because as I have said, Legalize = legal lies is sanctioned and mandated prohibition. So is the war on Marijuana or it's culture, people, community, nation over???
Though it will shift many arrest from state to federal level. As the people are begging to be enslaved by legalize = legal lies. After all these years they are still totally ignorant of what they are asking for or who they are dealing with or how they operate.
Do you really think you can cut deals with devils?
Oh, at this point I could go into my spew about GMO Cannabis and Monsanto. Yet so far all I have pointed out seems to be totally cool with the majority of you. So why waste my time and energy? Which is what I am asking myself with each letter I type at this point.
I could try to remind you this is a holy herb. Yet, my site that info was on has been taken off-line because I have run out of money to pay for it all and I don't wish to waste the energy again at this point on something that very few seemed to care about for the right reasons.
So I thought I'd try the same approach I know a friend of mine already used and no one listened to him so I am not sure why I think it might work for me? Yet, I know a few will get it. As I did.
My friend Federal Patient George Mc Mahon explained this many times. Be Careful What You Wish For You Might Just Get It! Like he did.
That's right! He wanted Medical Marijuana and He got it!
The Result is, He is now "Prohibited" from using the marijuana or cannabis he would choose to use and can only consume that which he is prescribed by the government with it's 2% THC level.
Wait? Isn't this the same complaint from patients receiving Canada's Government grown Medicine??? That it is of No Count.
To quote another Federal Patient Irv Rosenfeld, "The majority who think they want this will gain nothing." ~ http://today.time4hemp.com/2013/08/29/time-4-my-medication.aspx
Because the majority just want to get HIGH!
If you are even prescribed use of the plant at all. We have patches, sprays and suppositories... and George and Irv are both proof you don't need anymore than 2% THC to live.
Better not use one too many they are testing levels in patients on medicines they receive now. Patients and Doctors are being brought up on charges for overuse or abuse. Is prescription cannabis next on this list???
Yet, many are totally cool with all this too.
I could point out as I have many times that smoking cigarettes are legal and becoming more highly regulated and discriminated against in the workplace and public even our cars and homes everyday. They are talking about taking children away for parents smoking cigarettes. Yet, somehow you think Legalization will protect you against this. It won't!!!
Nor will it protect you against piss test, eviction, more unemployment, loosing your gun rights,...
You think it will give you the right to grow. Yet, again, I have already pointed out that Canadians thought this too and that if you look at the new Canadian Law it explains to you that they are working with D.E.A. in the North American Union to keep Marijuana a Controlled Substance and that they will not police Individual Grows therefore there will be none. That only government approved commercial grows will be handling the operations of growing and producing.
So eventually it will be completely handed to those of the likes of GW Pharma and Monsanto. Yet, you already knew this though with the GMO's.
I find very interesting that the Government also chooses now to tell veterans that they have the right to use in states where it is legal. When this has been approved at the federal level for several years now. I'd link proof of this but it too was on my other site. I am sure you can google it.
There is currently a rush on to legalize. Why Now???
Because they have been leading the masses by their noses for years with legal lies and they are loosing control of their goal due to the fact the Repeal Prohibition Movement has grown so rapidly in the last year and our economy is on the verge of collapse so they are rushing to regain control of the situation and the masses.
Not to mention, you would have to read the Patriot Act to be fully aware of this situation. In it declares the possession of one joint a Terrorist Act. I do have this PDF file in my other pc.
So where is the Federal Legislation that says they have ended Prohibition or that States have the right to do anything? Because their statements mean as much to me as they do to them. Which is obviously very little by looking at the number of Federal Raids and Arrest since the last one like this.
Once again I am reminded of at time when Fat Freddy had me on the phone three way with George (yes Mc Mahon) and he was explaining to George why I needed to issue an apology to all our/my colleagues and those in the Marijuana/Cannabis/Hemp Movement for calling it all Legal lies and George laughed at Freddy and said, "I am sorry Freddy but if anything the ENTIRE movement owes her an Apology and I am in full agreement with Reverend Mary." Then George went on to say, "Look Freddy let me explain it to you like this. Say we are all cows. I am a cow and I got me a patch of grass already because I beat the Feds. You are a cow who has his patch of grass already because you have won your rights in court like Mary who is sitting over there with her patch of grass. Now as we look around there aren't many who have a patch of grass, while the majority are walking around in circles in their pen, trampling the dirt. As they look up here at us and scream come down here in the pen with us and we will show you they way to Legalize." Then he laughed real big and said, "Not me, I already got mine." and because she is right and is taking on Monsanto and they are bigger than the Feds. I am digging a hole to crawl in. Because unfortunately I did get mine from them."
I haven't seen George on-line since that was nearly 6 yrs ago I believe. I do so miss him. I also understand where he is coming from and why he went underground.
Thinking about doing it myself at this point because of the ego's and greed abounds and as my old friend George pointed out. I already got mine. So why should I care if you wonder around in the dirt?
Repeal Now! Please....... Before you forfeit your rights to!
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SIESTA is both a method and its computer program implementation, to perform efficient electronic structure calculations and ab initio molecular dynamics simulations of molecules and solids. More information can be found from here.
Availability and Restrictions
SIESTA is available on the Owens and Oakley clusters. A serial and a parallel build were created in order to meet users' computational needs.
You can use
module spider siesta to view available modules for a given machine. Feel free to contact OSC Help if you need other versions for your work.
The SIESTA program is distributed freely to academics. Use of SIESTA for academic purposes requires validation. In order to obtain validation, please contact OSC Help for further insruction. Commercial users need to show proof of license in order to use SIESTA at OSC.
Batch Usage
When you log into oakley.osc.edu or owens.osc.edu, you are actually logged into a linux box referred to as the login node. To gain access to the 4000+ processors in the computing environment, you must submit your SIESTA job to the batch system for execution.
Assume that you have a test case in your work directory (where you submit your job, represented by
$PBS_O_WORKDIR), with the input file 32_h2o.fdf. A batch script can be created and submitted for a serial or parallel run. The following are the sample batch scripts for running serial and parallel SIESTA jobs.
Sample Batch Script for Serial Jobs
#PBS -l walltime=0:30:00 #PBS -l nodes=1:ppn=12 #PBS -N siesta #PBS -j oe # cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR # # Set up the package environment module load siesta # # Execute the serial solver (nodes=1, ppn<=12) siesta <32_h2o.fdf> output exit
Sample Batch Script for Parallel Jobs
#PBS -l walltime=0:30:00 #PBS -l nodes=2:ppn=12 #PBS -N siesta #PBS -j oe # cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR # # Set up the package environment module swap intel/220.127.116.119 intel/126.96.36.199 module load siesta_par # # Execute the parallel solver (nodes>1, ppn=12) mpiexec -np 24 siesta <32_h2o.fdf> output exit
Further Reading
Online documentation is available at the SIESTA homepage.
1. "Self-consistent order-N density-functional calculations for very large systems", P. Ordejón, E. Artacho and J. M. Soler, Phys. Rev. B (Rapid Comm.) 53, R10441-10443 (1996).
2. "The SIESTA method for ab initio order-N materials simulation", J. M. Soler, E. Artacho,J. D. Gale, A. García, J. Junquera, P. Ordejón, and D. Sánchez-Portal, J. Phys.: Condens. Matt. 14, 2745-2779 (2002).


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Daniel Nester is the author of God Save My Queen (Soft Skull Press), a meditation on his obsession with the rock band Queen. His work has appeared or will appear in Open City, Nerve, Columbia Poetry Review, LIT, Slope, Jacket, Crazyhorse, and The Best American Poetry 2003. He is the editor of the online journal Unpleasant Event Schedule. He lives in Brooklyn.
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Indianapolis To Host D-I, D-II, D-III S&D Championships Twice Between 2012-2017
May 7, 2010
The NCAA and the Indiana Sports Corporation have reached an agreement to conduct each of the Divisions I, II and III Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Indianapolis twice between 2012 and 2017.
The national meets will be at the IU Natatorium on the campus of Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis.
The six-year schedule is as follows:
* 2012 - Division III Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 21-24.
* 2013 - Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 21-23; and Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 28-30.
* 2014 - Division III Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 19-22.
* 2015 - Division II Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 10-14.
* 2016 - Division II Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 8-12.
* 2017 - Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 16-18; and Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships, March 23-25.
The announcement is the latest milestone in a long-term agreement between the NCAA and the Indiana Sports Corporation on behalf of Indianapolis and the state of Indiana to hold more NCAA events in the city annually through the term of the NCAA's lease for its national office building in Indianapolis, which lasts at least through 2039.
The original 2004 agreement (which included NCAA basketball championship events and the NCAA Convention being held regularly in Indianapolis) was recently enhanced with the NCAA's commitment to work with the city and state to bring more of the Association's championships, as well as meetings of its vast committee structure, to Indianapolis.
Indianapolis and the Indiana Sports Corporation joined five other cities named to the NCAA's Championship City pilot program in September 2008. The Championship City pilot program features multiple host opportunities of NCAA Divisions I, II and III men's and women's championships. The centerpiece of the program is a long-term agreement between the NCAA and each host city to bring an array of championships and ancillary events to the six geographical areas over the course of several years.
Indianapolis recently hosted the 2010 NCAA Men's Final Four at Lucas Oil Stadium, and will host the NCAA Men's Final Four in 2015 and the NCAA Women's Final Four in 2011 and 2016. The Indiana Sports Corporation is also a local host of the upcoming 2010 NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championships (May 18-21 at The Sagamore Club).
"With today's announcement that the NCAA swimming and diving championships will return to Indianapolis over multiple years, we have accomplished our goal of returning to the NCAA's rotation for these sports, while also bringing marquee events to one of our region's great athletics venues - the IU Natatorium," said Susan Williams (left), president of the Indiana Sports Corporation. "We are pleased to partner with Indiana Swimming and local host institutions as we continue the long history of hosting great swimming and diving events in Indianapolis."
Indiana Swimming, the governing body for the sport in the state of Indiana, also played a role in securing the six-year agreement.
Indianapolis and the IU Natatorium are no strangers to hosting NCAA swimming and diving championships. The Division I men's and women's meets were held there nine times from 1983 through 1999. The Division II meet was in Indianapolis in 2006, as well.
The agreement also does not affect the championship format or the date formula for any of the championships, except in 2012 when the Division III men's and women's meet will be held a week later than normal because of facility availability. That also is the case with next year's Division III meet in Knoxville, Tennessee. However, Division III will return to its traditional third-week-in-March formula thereafter.
In addition, the Division I men's and women's meets will continue to be held separately. The Division II meet has been a combined event for many years, while Division III went to a combined format in 2009.
"The collaborative effort among all parties involved in this agreement allows longer-range planning and access to the natatorium while not to the exclusion of other quality hosts," said Joni Comstock, NCAA senior vice president for championships. "This schedule also supports each division in the championship format they find optimal, while providing a memorable experience for our swimming and diving student-athletes competing for an NCAA championship in the natatorium."
IUPUI will serve as the NCAA member institution host for the Division I championships. The University of Indianapolis will fill that role for the Division II meets and Franklin College will serve as host for the Division III finals.
The IU Natatorium is the largest indoor swimming venue in the country and is a regular host for the USA Swimming Nationals. That event in 2009 sold out with approximately 3,500 fans during each of the five nights of finals competition.
The natatorium provides ample deck space, warm-up pools, diving facilities and locker rooms, as well as space for ancillary areas essential to the championships.
"There is such a rich history of swimming and amateur sports in Indianapolis, so it's a tremendous opportunity to go back to the natatorium to conduct our championships, not just for one division but all three over that time," said Oakland University Athletics Director Tracy Huth, who chairs the NCAA Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving Committee. "The facility has been held in very high regard for decades - it has a special place in a lot of people's hearts. It's a testament to the facility that we're going there to conduct what are considered to be the fastest meets in the world.
"With this arrangement, our student-athletes will have an opportunity to compete at one of the top swimming and diving facilities in the country."


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He pulled LSU's offensive carcass out of the fire on more than one occasion last season, but the only reward Jarrett Lee got in January's Cotton Bowl against Texas A&M was mop-up duty.
He planted a knee on Jerry Jones' pricey patch of real estate to run out the clock that night on the Tigers' convincing 41-24 victory. Now he returns to Cowboys Stadium eight months later, the hopes for glory of an entire promising now troubled season pinned to his shoulder pads.
If you think that Lee might be panicked by suddenly being thrown into the role of starting quarterback and leader - his teammates voted him their offensive team captain for Saturday's opener with No. 3-ranked Oregon - you'd be mistaken.
His entire college career has been a series of sudden demands divided by long stretches of waiting that had him, ever so fleetingly, consider leaving LSU.
"He's been in our stadium and he's been baptized under fire," LSU coach Les Miles said of his new senior starter. "It can't get any hotter for him than the places he's been."
His first starting role was an emergency one. Starting quarterback Andrew Hatch was concussed by a knee from one of his offensive linemen in the 2008 game at Auburn, forcing Lee into the fray.
He threw a pick six (more on that later), but also threw a pair of touchdown passes to lead LSU to an improbable 26-21 victory.
The starts would keep coming for Lee in the next eight games. So would the pick sixes. He threw seven of them - seven - an almost remarkable feat when you consider that former LSU quarterback Jamie Howard so infamously threw three of them in that meltdown at Auburn in 1994 and never threw another.
Lee got banged up in that second-to-last regular-season game in 2008 against Ole Miss, giving way to a promising true freshman named Jordan Jefferson. When Jefferson turned in an MVP performance that New Year's Eve in the Chick-fil-A Bowl, Lee's future appeared to be a fait accompli. Everyone waited in anticipation for the news that the Brenham, Texas, native was transferring somewhere, probably to a program closer to home.
That news never came. Lee stuck it out through 2009 though he threw just 40 passes - and made one shaky emergency start against Louisiana Tech when Jefferson was hurt - and through 2010 when he kept being called on time and again to rescue what became an increasingly sluggish offense under Jefferson.
It was Lee who threw the winning touchdown pass at Florida, on point in the end zone to Terrence Toliver. It was Lee who led LSU to the Tennessee 1 on that crazy final possession before Jefferson came back in to seal the untimed deal. And it was Lee who hit Rueben Randle on a key 47-yard completion late against Alabama, keeping the ball away from the Crimson Tide with a three-point lead.
"I didn't come to LSU to transfer," Lee said. "I didn't want to leave. I came for the great tradition and to be around some great people.
"No one convinced me (to stay). It's just the thought went through my mind (about transferring) and I decided I wanted to be at LSU."
And now here he is, thrust into a difficult, some might say unwinnable situation once again.
You won't catch Lee saying that, though.
"I don't think I've been set up to fail," he said. "When you come into this league you know it's tough."
Tough in terms of the teams you have to play - and the teams for which you play.
It doesn't seem to be in Lee's makeup to complain about his lot - certainly not in public, anyway.
It's one of the traits that his father Stephen, himself a quarterbacks coach at West Texas A&M, admires about his son.
"He's always right in the middle," Stephen Lee said. "Personality-wise, maybe that helps him in these situations. He's not a big celebrator, but when things are tough he doesn't get too down, either.
"He's my son but he's a good guy. He's got a good heart. And he understands he's held accountable for the way he plays and for his actions."
In one of their conversations about whether Jarrett would stay and finish his career at LSU, Stephen Lee said he didn't try to tell his son what to do. Instead, he told him to make the kind of decision he could live with looking back when he's 40-years-old.
"I told him to make his own path," he said. "I think he has. And to be honest, there's no amount of money you could pay to get the life education he's gotten in the last couple of years."
You don't have to be a Tigers fan to root for Lee to become the story, to rise above this whole sordid train wreck of an offseason and leave a legacy not of mistakes but marvelous, winning play.
At least when he finishes this season, whether it's in victory formation or not, it'll be on his own terms, having made the decision he can live with the rest of his life.


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Please be advised that it is the intent of the Director of the Division of Purchase and Property to make a contract award to JPay Inc., and Keefe Commissary Network (KCN) pursuant to the bid proposal(s) submitted in response to the referenced State of Nevada Request for Proposal.
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On Tuesday, Feb. 21, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Career Services held its first Dining with Professionals event of the semester. The event allows students to learn the basic fundamentals of networking, dinner conversations and proper dining etiquette. A fashion show is often held to explain what are appropriate clothing selections for different events. The next Dining with Professionals event will be April 18 and held at La Sure's Banquet Hall. Visit Titan Jobs to sign up today! (spots fill up fast)
Last semester, UWO student and marketing major Brian O'Connell attended the Dining with Professionals dinner. This was his experience:
"Prior to the Dinning with professionals, I had a phone interview the same day for an internship. It went well and I was excited because the employer wanted a second interview. On the way to the event later that night, I was talking to my friend about how my interview went great and. We arrived and went to our assigned groups to talk with employers. Low and behold, the second employer to come talk to my group was the person that interviewed me earlier that day. How crazy!?"
"I was quite surprised and immediately thought to myself, this dinner is going to mean much more than just satisfying the requirement for my class. I thought it would be best that since they just met me I should probably sit at their table to get to know them and provide a good first impression. Long story short, the dinner went well. We chatted a little bit and both expressed our excitement to see each other the following week for my second interview. The moral of this story is to show the importance and benefits of not only networking, but the events that UWO offers to us students. Take advantage of these events!!!"


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The Basics
LA Galaxy (17-6-5, 56 points, first place in Western Conference) vs. Colorado Rapids (11-8-9, 42 points, sixth place Western Conference) at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.
LA Galaxy lead all-time series 27-20-6, including 7-3-2 all-time at the HDC.
TV Info
8:30 p.m. PT (Delayed broadcast on PrimeTicket)
Game Intro
It's the penthouse vs. the potential outhouse. With a win, the Galaxy would claim the best record in MLS this season, capturing their third-ever Supporters' Shield title. Such a result could force Colorado into a tricky situation.
The Rapids sit in the eighth and final playoff spot, but a loss, combined with a Kansas City victory over New England, would set up a potentially disastrous scenario for Colorado. Kansas City would be three points back of the Rapids with one game remaining. If Colorado can earn at least a point, they would claim the final playoff ticket.
LA Galaxy
The Galaxy have had their share of criticism since their summer swoon began, but the club is back to grinding out results, and enters the match with four wins in its last five games. The last three of those victories have each been by one goal.
Edson Buddle scored his league-leading and career-high 16th goal of the season in a 1-0 win at Philadelphia Union on Oct. 7. The Galaxy also picked up what, as of July, has been a bit of a rarity as they had their first shutout since Aug. 14 and just their second shutout since June.
LA defender Gregg Berhalter is likely to return against Colorado and pair with Omar Gonzalez in central defense.
"It's important," Galaxy coach Bruce Arena said about beating Colorado. "We'd like to have [the Shield], as it obviously qualifies us automatically for group play in the Champions League. Certainly, [the win] gives us hopefully somewhat of an advantage in the playoffs."
Colorado Rapids
Colorado's playoff hopes seemed strong at the end of September, but a 1-0 home loss to D.C. United stunned the club. A 2-2 draw at FC Dallas followed, and though admirable, admirable efforts won't clinch playoff spots.
The Rapids need just one point to claim their first playoff berth since 2006, but the remaining schedule is harsh. After this game against table-topping LA, Colorado close out the season with a game against rivals Real Salt Lake at Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
Since their match against Dallas, Colorado then will have played a bit of a murderer's row to close out the season, which could come in handy should they reach the playoffs. They could finish lower than fourth place in the west and thus play against either New York or Columbus.
"The emphasis still is on us to not only continue to perform, but to move into those playoffs feeling comfortable and confident ... and being in a real positive frame of mind," head coach Gary Smith told the club's website. "That can only be achieved by adding the points that are necessary to get us into that playoff situation."
Heroes & Villains
Omar Gonzalez vs. Omar Cummings: Which Omar will come out ahead? Colorado's Cummings enters the game with 12 goals, seven of which have come in his last seven games. The Jamaican played just 30 minutes against DC and went the distance against FC Dallas, going score in both appearances.
Gonzalez, though, might receive a boost in his fight against Cummings as Berhalter's long-awaited return to action. Berhalter last played on Aug. 14 and Gonzalez has played with three different central defenders since.
Stat that makes you go "Hmm"
Colorado and Los Angeles each have teammates who have combined for 23 goals, tied for the highest-scoring duo in the league.
Keys to the Game
Los Angeles
- Win midfield battles to slow down service to Omar Cummings and Conor Casey
- Come out with more energy than Colorado; the Rapids have six first-half goals in their last five games
- Get ball to Omar Cummings in open space, as he is faster than any of Galaxy's central defenders
- Cut down on fouls in own defensive third; Beckham's set-piece ability is recuperating along with his match fitness
Los Angeles
QUESTIONABLE: DF Gregg Berhalter (neck strain); MF Dema Kovalenko (R adductor strain); DF Leonardo (L quad strain)
OUT: MF Ciaran O'Brien (L hip sprain); FW Ross Schunk (R ACL tear); PROBABLE: DF Julien Baudet (L hamstring strain); FW Omar Cummings (L ankle sprain); MF Brian Mullan (R ankle sprain); GK Matt Pickens (groin strain); DF Anthony Wallace (groin strain)


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Defender Greg White will be one of seven Flames playing in their final regular season home game, Friday night. White will be making his 75th consecutive career start.
The Liberty Flames men's soccer team will host the UNC Asheville Bulldogs in the final regular season contest for both teams, Friday evening. The Big South match is scheduled for 7 p.m. Before the game, the seniors on the Liberty roster will be recognized. Liberty enters the contest with an eight game unbeaten streak (6-0-2). It is the longest unbeaten span for the Flames since closing the 2008 season with an eight game streak (5-0-3).
How to Follow the Flames Friday evening's match will be video streamed LIVE. The feed will be available for a nominal fee on the Big South Network. The broadcast will be available on the World Wide Web at both LibertyFlames.com and BigSouthSports.com. In addition, live stats powered by Gametracker will be available for Friday night's contest via LibertyFlames.com by clicking the live stats link under men's soccer in the schedule bar on the main page. Recognizing the Seniors Friday evening, the Liberty men's soccer program will recognize the seven seniors on the roster for their willingness to serve God through soccer during their time at Liberty.
Rafael Amaya, Jr. – Denver, Colo. Uriah Bentick – Port of Spain, Trinidad Zack Clark – Rock Hill, S.C. Andrew Jones – Louisville, Kentucky Travis Joseph – Laventille, Trinidad Richard Nyarko – Accra, Ghana Greg White – Wellington, Nova Scotia A Look at Liberty Liberty (8-6-2, 6-1-2 Big South) ran its unbeaten streak to eight games with a 2-1 win at Radford in a key Big South Contest, Tuesday. Freshman midfielder Sachem Wilson scored twice, the first two goals of his collegiate career, pushing the Flames past the Highlanders. Forward Kyle Breitmeyer leads the Flames with 15 points on the season. He enters the week tied for fifth in the Big South with seven goals. Five of Breitmeyer's goals have come against Big South Conference opponents. Defender Sam Duininck has scored three goals for the Flames. Senior defender Greg White and Wilson have netted two markers. Five other Liberty players have scored a goal. Midfielder Johnny Torres and defenders Tim Harbison and Uriah Bentick are tied for the team lead with three assists each. Goalkeeper Scott Sutarik has played over 1,235 minutes between the posts this season and enters Friday's contest with a 1.17 goals-against average and .746 save percentage. The sophomore goalkeeper has four shutouts. He has started every game of Liberty's unbeaten streak, posting a 0.70 goals-against average and three shutouts. Head Coach Jeff Alder has led the Flames to a 116-85-21 record during his 12 seasons. Alder's Flames posted an 11-6-3 record in 2011, en route to their second Big South Conference crown and fifth consecutive season with a double-digit win total.
All-Time Against UNC Asheville Friday's match between the Flames and Bulldogs will be the 29th meeting on the soccer pitch between the two schools. Liberty leads the all-time series, 21-5-2. Last season, Liberty brought home a 3-0 win from Asheville on Oct. 29, 2011. Current Flames defender Uriah Bentick scored in the contest. Liberty also won the last meeting between the two teams at Osborne Stadium, 2-0, on Nov. 6, 2010. Current senior forward Travis Joseph scored a goal in the contest.
Look at UNC Asheville The Bulldogs (1-15, 0-9 Big South) will complete their 2012 campaign, Friday. Asheville has not played in five days since falling at Campbell, 5-1. Forward Trey Hemphill leads the Bulldogs with seven points. The freshman has scored two goals and assisted on three others. Teammate David Parra also has three assists to tie Hemphill for the team lead. Sophomore goalkeeper Dan Jackson has started 14 of Asheville's 16 games. He enters Friday night's contest with a 2.54 goals-against average and a .709 save percentage. Head Coach Matt Kern is in his third year at Asheville, posting having posted a 9-40-4 mark.
The Conference Run Down With its win at Radford Tuesday evening, Liberty has moved into second place in the Big South standings, having compiled 20 points with a 6-1-2 record. In addition, the Flames have clinched one of the top four seeds for the Big South Tournament and will host a quarterfinal game at Osborne Stadium on Tuesday. With one game remaining for each team on the Big South schedule, Liberty leads Radford (19) by one point and Campbell (18) by two points in the league standings. Coastal Carolina has already wrapped up the top seed with a 9-0 record. High Point with 17 points and Winthrop with 16 are also still in the hunt for one of the top four seeds.
Overtime Overload Tuesday evening was the first time in five outings that Liberty did not have to go to overtime. In the Flames previous four matches, they needed more than the regulation 90 minutes to determine the outcome. Liberty played extra minutes in each of their games since a 3-2 overtime victory at VMI on Oct. 16, posting a 2-0-2 record.
75 and Counting Senior defender Greg White will start his 75th consecutive match, Friday night. The defender and two-time Liberty team captain has started every game of his Flames career. His streak started on Sept. 1, 2009 in a 10-1 Liberty victory over Concord. This season and last season, he has played every minute in each of Liberty's contests.
A Look Ahead Seeding for the 2012 Big South Men's Soccer Championship will be determined Saturday evening. Liberty, which has already clinched one of the top four seeds for the tournament, will host a yet to be determined opponent at Osborne Stadium, Tuesday night. Match time is scheduled for 6 p.m.
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Jan. 27, 2007
Syracuse, NY - The Yale women's tennis team lost 4-3 to the Maryland Terrapins today in Syracuse to fall to 0-2 to start their spring season. Sophomore Janet Kim, Senior Christine Alford and Senior Olivia Nix all picked up wins in singles, but it was not enough to beat the No. 32 ranked Terrapins.
Kim defeated Maryland's Eleanor Peters 6-3, 6-0 at No. 1 singles. Alford and Nix won at No. 4 and 5 singles, respectively. Alford defeated Elyse Steiner 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (10-4), and Nix defeated Maggie MacKeever 6-4, 7-5, but Yale lost the doubles point as Maryland swept all three of the doubles matches.
The Bulldogs travel to Hamden, CT to play Quinnipiac on Sunday February 4.
No. 1 Janet Kim (Y) def. Eleanor Peters (MD), 6-3, 6-0
No. 2 Marianne Baker (MD) def. Jessica Rhee (Y), 6-3, 6-2
No. 3 Michal Amir (MD) def. Sarah Lederhandler (Y), 6-2, 6-1
No. 4 Christine Alford (Y) def. Elyse Steiner (MD), 3-6, 7-5, 7-6 (10-4)
No. 5 Olivia Nix (Y) def. Maggie MacKeever (MD), 6-4, 7-5
No. 6 Lisa Miller (MD) def. Lilian Nguyen (Y), 6-3, 6-2
No. 1 Baker and Peters (MD) def. Kim and Rhee (Y), 8-0
No. 2 Amir and MacKeever (MD) def. Alford and Lederhandler (Y), 9-7
No. 3 Steiner and Miller (MD) def. Lindsey Dashiell and Nix (Y), 8-4
Report filed by Steven Horn '10, Yale Sports Publicity


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